Short-Term Residencies – Film and Death

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10/03/2026

Welcome Vanessa Freerks, our new resident!

We are very pleased to welcome Vanessa Freerks as the third short-term resident to join our team. Vanessa Freerks (PhD, University of Johannesburg, South Africa) is a research fellow at the University of Fort Hare (South Africa) at the Centre For Leadership Ethics in Africa (CLEA). In line with her main research interests (consumer society, temporality, technology and […]

26/02/2026

The Film-Phil Lisbon Seminars: Daniel Conway

March’s Film-Phil Lisbon Seminar will be led by Daniel Conway (Texas A&M University) who will talk about “Matters of Life and Death: The Nietzschean Imperative in Contemporary Science Fiction Films”. Abstract A major achievement of films in the genre of science fiction over the past half century is their collective success in depicting various iterations […]

19/02/2026

Welcome Daniel Conway, our new resident!

We are very pleased to welcome Daniel Conway as the second short-term resident to join our team. Daniel Conway is Professor of Philosophy and Humanities at Texas A&M University. He has published and lectured widely on post-Kantian European philosophy, political philosophy, aesthetics (with a particular focus on film and literature), philosophy of education, and genocide studies. During […]